I'm moving - LV to Orlando

[LVNatalie]

So, after a year of dealing with dry eye in Las Vegas(aqueous deficient and Meibomian Gland atrophy) - I have decided to move to Orlando. I lived there for 10 years previously and never had any problems until I moved to Las Vegas. Of course this may be coincidental, BUT I work in a casino now and my eyes get worse the second I walk into work.

I need someone to tell me that the humidity help! or that they have moved to a humid climate and experienced relief! Nothing else has helped and aside from the probing, which I can't afford, I am out of other options.

[PAllen]

I spent a week in Florida last summer and my eyes definitely felt better while I was there. I believe it was the humidity that helped.

Good luck!

[bvendig]

Vegas

So, after a year of dealing with dry eye in Las Vegas(aqueous deficient and Meibomian Gland atrophy) - I have decided to move to Orlando. I lived there for 10 years previously and never had any problems until I moved to Las Vegas. Of course this may be coincidental, BUT I work in a casino now and my eyes get worse the second I walk into work.

I need someone to tell me that the humidity help! or that they have moved to a humid climate and experienced relief! Nothing else has helped and aside from the probing, which I can't afford, I am out of other options.

I saw a dr in Vegas and he said the first thing to do for severe dry eye is get out of vegas!!!!
Hugs
Betty

[Guest]

My eyes definitely feel better in humid climates... hoping to move somewhere more humid eventually... or at least somewhere without our long dry winters.